CALIFORNIA MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT ATTORNEY

The answer to this question will depend on the unique circumstances of your case. Sometimes, filing a claim right after the accident makes sense. Other times, you may need to wait a little bit longer, a legal strategy our attorneys sometimes use to maximize compensation. To figure out how best to approach your case, you should contact us for a free case review. 

Many different parties may be liable for your injuries and losses. It could be the other driver, a government agency, a construction company, a motorcycle part manufacturer, or anyone in between. That’s also one of the things our lawyers can help you determine. 

Motorcycle accidents often lead to serious injuries and sometimes even death. For this reason, such claims tend to have a higher value. That said, factors such as whether liability is shared, the damages and losses incurred, the steps you or your loved one took after getting injured, and the unique circumstances of the case will determine its overall value. 

Settling such a case is usually the faster and least expensive option. But, in some cases, the other party may refuse to cooperate. If that happens, rest assured that we’re never afraid to go to court to fight for what our clients deserve. 

While settling with the insurance company without retaining an attorney is not impossible, it’s never advisable. That’s because insurance companies don’t care about your interests. The only reason they may want you to settle without a lawyer is because they know the latter has your best interests at heart. 

On the contrary, insurance companies only care about minimizing losses, not issuing the compensation you deserve. To them, your pain counts for nothing. In fact, the more severe your injuries, the harder the insurance company will want to fight back and minimize liability.

A motorcycle accident can turn your life upside down, especially financially, if you don’t know where to seek help. At Morgan and Morgan, we understand your pain, and that’s why we’re here to fight for you. But first, it’s important that we evaluate your case to determine whether you might be owed compensation in the first place. Contact us today to get started.